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I am looking for a dirt-cheap apartment (bachelor or smaller) and do
not want to pay more than $150 to $200 in rent per month. It doesn't
matter what city the apartment is in, as long as it NOT a room in a
house and NOT shared accomodation, but a separate apartment by itself.
I plan to move to Canada immediately and need this apartment and I
don't mind a long-term lease as I will be working from home itself.

Can anyone offer any suggestions on whether such a cheap, long-term
apartment is available ANYWHERE in Canada ? (I have looked on the web
and no separate bachelor apartment seems to be as cheap as $150 to
$200, in any part of the country, so any ideas will be very helpful.)

Thank you very much.

-AP

Nick B.

I suspect even in the most remote of towns, that would be impossible.

"Apartment Search" <> wrote in message
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    > I am looking for a dirt-cheap apartment (bachelor or smaller) and do
    > not want to pay more than $150 to $200 in rent per month. It doesn't
    > matter what city the apartment is in, as long as it NOT a room in a
    > house and NOT shared accomodation, but a separate apartment by itself.
    > I plan to move to Canada immediately and need this apartment and I
    > don't mind a long-term lease as I will be working from home itself.
    > Can anyone offer any suggestions on whether such a cheap, long-term
    > apartment is available ANYWHERE in Canada ? (I have looked on the web
    > and no separate bachelor apartment seems to be as cheap as $150 to
    > $200, in any part of the country, so any ideas will be very helpful.)
    > Thank you very much.
    > -AP

Gee

I don't think you would find a place to rent in Thailand for that
price, so looks like your better off just where you are at!

On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 09:54:46 -0500, "Nick B."
<> wrote:

    >I suspect even in the most remote of towns, that would be impossible.
    >"Apartment Search" <> wrote in message
    >news:...
    >> I am looking for a dirt-cheap apartment (bachelor or smaller) and do
    >> not want to pay more than $150 to $200 in rent per month. It doesn't
    >> matter what city the apartment is in, as long as it NOT a room in a
    >> house and NOT shared accomodation, but a separate apartment by itself.
    >> I plan to move to Canada immediately and need this apartment and I
    >> don't mind a long-term lease as I will be working from home itself.
    >> Can anyone offer any suggestions on whether such a cheap, long-term
    >> apartment is available ANYWHERE in Canada ? (I have looked on the web
    >> and no separate bachelor apartment seems to be as cheap as $150 to
    >> $200, in any part of the country, so any ideas will be very helpful.)
    >> Thank you very much.
    >> -AP

Messmeriza

maybe this helps (in and around vancouver):
http://homes.canada.com/vancouver/br...y.aspx?id=3134